Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-06-03
THE GUESTS PRESENT.

The following is list of the guests
Rabbi A. Moses, /. fairfield, e
Weinstock, Fred Henly, Mr.. and Mrs
G. Mayer, L. Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs
ID. Mendle, Misses Sallie Mendle, Miss
Jennie Slaughter, Louisville, Ky. ; A
COIN, Memphis; NJ. Frankel, Gin
cihnati; Mrs. VIM. Coin, Fulton, Ky ;
Miss Pauline Rosenfeld, GAINESVILLE ;
Miss Sarah Green, Nashville; Mr.
and Mrs. j. NJ. Frankel, Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Slaughter, Ed Ephyaim, Miss
Rosa Fry, Leon Sainuels, Ii. M. Frank
CT, Sam Frankel, Max Mendle, Sam
Mendle, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fry and son
Mrs. Coe, Mrs. Schmitt, Mrs. Bach
man, Abe Shyer, Maurice Shyer, Dr.
Goldstien, w. l.. Bamberger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rosenbaum, DIR. Sherman, L.
Solomon, Max. Solomon, Mr.. and
Mrs. N, b. Shyer and Sam Solomon,
of this city. There were present also
about half dozen specially invited
Gentle guests, including represen'
tatiye of the KENTUCKIAN.
AS soon as the congratulations were
over the wedding party were invited
to the supper tables, three in number,
where a bountiful feast was await
ing them. The menu embraced cold
chicken, pickles, salads, fruits, nuts,
cakes of all kinds, ices, wine aud 9th
er liquid refreshments. The tables
were handsomely arranged and or.
namented with pyramids of elegant
ly trimmed cakes, surrounded by trop
ical fruits of almost every variety
The guests were all seated and leis'
urely refreshed the inner man with
the viands SO lavisllly spread
out. DIR. Sherman assisted in the
duties of host and under his excel
lent management the guests were
served with prompiness and aIacrity
by the army of trained walters.
AT the conclusion. of the meal a
toast to the bride aud groom was pro-
posed by Mr.. Ike fairfield, which
was responded to by DIR. Moses. lie
made several first-class hits that
created much merriment. lie com
plimented the bride by saying that
Elb meant an elf and now that her
name was Elb she was IN truth an
elf. He referred to the groom and
said the Scriptural passage should
now read, "Moses was content TO
dwell with a Moayon." lie made
good speech and expressed himself
much pleased with liopkinsville and
her people.
A toast to the BRIDES parents was
responded TO by Mr.. fairfield in a
happy manner. Mr.. II. formerly
lived here and is very pleasant gem
tleman. The same gentleman then
proceeded TO read kilograms of con-
graduation from the following
friends:
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenberg, Cincin-
natl; Abe Shyer, Nashville; Phil
Lieber and family, Clarksville; AL
bert Moadel, Frankfort; Ike Lipstine,
Birmingham; II. & G. Wolfe, Phila-
lolphia; Mrs. NJ. Frankel, Cincinnati
Mr.. Krone and family, j. IL. COIN
and j. S. Coin and wife, st. Louis
Sam Henly, N. Y. { Mile fairfield,
Bette Mendle, Mr.. and Mrs. Kramer,
Joe We'll, Leo Wolfe, M. J. Streng,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hass, Louisville; d.
Plaut, Cincinnati VIM. Kohn, Full
on ~. Coin and family, Memphis
NJ. and d. COIN, INLAND Mrs. Coin,
NJ. Felsenthal and family,
]. and Q. Felsenthal, Geo. w. Nath-
N, Louisville; Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. S.
Meyer Philadelphia; CAL Hirseh
nd family, 81. Louis; Victoria ia
obs, Memphis; Mrs. J. Plaut and
amily, Cincinnati; E. Landman,
iemphis. $3.50 ........
Letters weic also read from BAN.
erger, Bloom 81 Co., j. &. S. b
ache, Hess, Meyer II Co, and others,
AT 8 o'clock the young folks re-
aired to the rink where they had
ance, and the bride and groom took
le 10 o'clock train for the northe
hey will visit Niagara and other